Lust: The Seven Deadly Sins

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This research paper is over lust one of the seven deadly sins, but more specific how lust affects are interaction between us and the opposite sex. this is just a brief overview of what we’ll discuss. Love or lust it can be very hard to tell. Is lust a bad destructive force? And religiously how is lust viewed. These are all just a few things we will take a look at.
Lust is a powerful thing. Lust can turn a disciplined work driven man into a puppy dog. As stated in the book seven deadly sins according to the bible lust can be dangerous as a man’s first responsibility is to god and his clans men. And lust may completely change a man’s interest he may no longer hold the same priorities. This is why this is a sin it can turn men against god. (Stanford m lyman , the seven deadly sins:society and evil)
Is it love or lust? Well at a young age with raging hormones it may be hard to tell. …show more content…

Her pioneering work into the neural substrates of love identified three distinct yet overlapping systems for love: the hypothalamus for lust, the ventral tegmental area (VTA) for romantic love and the ventral pallidum for attachment. And in terms of confusing love and lust, she says that the two are very closely aligned, both in experience and biology.” (kayt sukel http://bigthink.com/world-in-mind/love-vs-lust-and-the-brain ) so as stated theres not too much of a difference in biology or experience between love and lust and this makes since because it can be confusing for us as humans to differentiate between these two primal emotions. Furthermore neither emotion/feeling is bad they are essential to us as human beings without them the world would be a lot

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